Kaiden Jones

2938 Atlantis (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

I was confused. I couldn't understand what was going on and then I saw a blur of movement in my peripheral vision. I turned and to my horror I saw a hoard of zombies and lurkers lumbering towards me. I froze on the spot but then over the sound of their gargling I heard a strange humming. The sound built until it was almost deafening. I looked up and saw a giant ship. It wasn't Atlantis.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Kaiden Jones
• Erscheinungstermin: 6. Januar 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781005458799
• Artikelnr.: 74828189

Autorenporträt

Kaiden Jones is a British author, independent researcher, and science communicator, best known for his debut science fiction novel 2938: Atlantis. Writing under the pseudonym Kaiden Toomzy, he crafts stories that explore futuristic worlds, psychological depth, and philosophical inquiry.

Born in Merseyside in 2006, Kaiden's work blends creative storytelling with scientific curiosity. His early passion for speculative fiction led him to develop 2938: Atlantis, a novel praised for its imaginative world-building and emotional insight. The book earned him national recognition, including the Gold Innovation & Creativity Award at the Engage National Awards 2019, where he was commended by bestselling author Dan Freedman.

Outside of fiction, Kaiden has authored thought-provoking academic paper, Half-Silvering Dimensions, which delve into the nature of consciousness, dimensional theory, and metaphysical inquiry. He is also an advocate for care-experienced youth and a vocal supporter of neurodiversity, having appeared on platforms like Autism's Got Talent and contributed to government-led action groups in the UK.

Kaiden continues to write, speak, and create pushing boundaries in both science and storytelling. His work invites readers to explore not only distant futures, but the inner dimensions of what it means to be human.